For this week’s jog through France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain, we’ll take the route for identifying the prime free agents up for capture in each league.

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Top 5 Freebie Euro-Markets

Goal.com rounds up all the exciting action from Wednesday’s sixth matchday of the Asian Champions League fixtures as they happen all around the continent…

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ACL Wrap: Esteghlal, Bani Yas and Bunyodkor progress, Adelaide and Ulsan Hyundai clinch top spots

Munich is currently awash with giant-sized posters bearing pithy phrases in Bavarian dialect: “We can do it,” or Mia san mia – roughly, “We are who we are,” the phrase synonymous with the city’s, and Germany’s biggest football club.

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"Need to hit the delete button"

League champions Borussia Dortmund rounded out an unforgettable season in high style, beating Bayern Munich 5-2 in the final of the DFB Cup in Berlin to wrap up an historic double.

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Double delight for Dortmund

Madrid, May 1 (IANS) Real Madrid will be crowned the champions of the Spanish Primera Liga Wednesday night if they are able to win away against Athletic Club Bilbao.

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Real Madrid one win away from La Liga title

The Bianconeri have now gone 32 games unbeaten this season, moving them two within two games of the Rossoneri side which enjoyed an unblemished 1991-92 campaign

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Record-breakers: Having surpassed Mancini's Inter, unbeaten Juventus now have Capello's AC Milan in their sights

The 21-year-old is happy to commit his long-term future at Old Trafford and will put pen to paper on a £45,000-a-week contract at the end of the season which will treble his salary

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Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck agrees five-year contract deal

Ligue 1 side Lyon have revealed that their attacking midfielder Ishak Belfodil has joined Serie A club Bologna on loan until the end of the current campaign.

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Lyon loan Belfodil to Bologna

Operation Back-on-Track kicks off on Saturday for Bayern Munich when they step out against VfL Wolfsburg at the Allianz Arena.

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Bayern with the Wolves in their sights

Munich – The Christmas exodus at SC Freiburg took many by surprise: Yacine Abdessadki was unceremoniously shown the door, while five other first-teamers agreed deals to move elsewhere, including long-time captain Heiko Butscher. By the New Year, head coach Marcus Sorg had also taken his leave. Now the dust has settled, the Black Forest club are determined to revive their fortunes – with a new wave of personnel both on the pitch and the touchline.

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Reinforcements have arrived

Karim Benzema’s winner at Málaga CF earned Real Madrid CF a potential Copa Del Rey quarter-final tie against FC Barcelona while Olympique de Marseille and S.S. Lazio also enjoyed cup progress.

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Cup progress for Madrid, Marseille and Lazio

“The future is very bright and fills me with great enthusiasm,” said Mark Hughes after accepting a two-and-a-half year deal to take over as manager of Queens Park Rangers FC.

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Enthused Hughes takes Queens Park Rangers helm

(AP) — Charlie Davies is resuming training with his French club Sochaux.

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Davies resumes training with Sochaux

According to reports in the Daily Mail (not the most reliable source, I know), Gael Kakuta will be joining French side Dijon. This deal is due to take place when his current loan deal with Bolton Wanderers comes to an end on January 1st. Since joining Bolton, he has only managed to play four times in the first team. It is Chelsea ‘s hope that some regular first team football will bring back the …

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Chelsea FC: Gael Kakuta to Join French Side Dijon on Loan

D.C. United announced Thursday that it declined to exercise the option to purchase Charlie Davies ’ contract from Sochaux, the French club that loaned him to MLS this season. No surprise there: The original agreement, sources said, called for a $1.3 million transfer fee — a sum that, after watching Davies over the course of the season, neither United nor any other MLS side would be willing to …

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D.C. United won’t purchase Charlie Davies’ contract; future remains unsettled